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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Col. Howard of Evans & Howard. the
St. Louis fine brick and tile firm, is in the
city. attending TO business matters 1t is
his first visit to the city and he can now
see the why of so much demand for build
ING material in Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
Che aa1ih nly Eagle: Thursdau aornine neember 1887

Mr. E. NJ Carter, representing Lea
Brothers & Co., came down from Lyons
yesterday He says the town was consld-
erably excited over recent find of a sew
enty foot vein of salt in well which was
being put down at that place in the hopes
of finding oil or gas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAIN STREET THEATRE.

Last night there was large audience at
the Main Street. The play presented "a
match for King" and the farce, My
Turn Next" were both well put upon the
stage and highly appreciated. This ex-
cellent bill will be continued during the
week
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Quite a crowd was attracted around
colored boy who yesterday afternoon fell in
a lit near the New York corner The I'M
fortunate little fellow lay for some time
unconscious.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The e. K & v Ry.. Rock Island route. -
will make rates Of 3 - to Kansas City AID
return on sept. Is. ~, -, - and -; Oct 3,
O. 10, ~. II. -. "A. q. ~ To state fair AZ
Topeka Sept Il to ~. 81 ~ for the round
trip. To -. Paul and Minneapolis Sept. Q
70 II, s-L15 for the round trip. a..tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
MARRIED.

At Cheney, December 4, by Rev. S. Nc
kibben, Mr.. Leander Gawthrop and Miss
Lille N. Bennett, both of Anness, Sedg-
wick county. Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Edward Vail & Co, the jewellers. make
an interesting announcement elsewhere in
view of the fact that it is near Christmas
times. They have "A fine, genuinely SO.
stock of gooas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The cooking main that took place last
night near the city was well attended and
the chickens pitted helped those present to
lose and win considerable money
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Last evening pleasant party was given
TO a number OF friends by M and Mrs
NJ ". Levy, at their pleasant home,
corner of First and Topeka
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The advance sale for Miss Madden is
quite large, and this accomplished young
actress is promised a hearty reception by
th6ater goers Of this city
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The public are hereby notified not to
negotiate for note and mortgage dated
Feb A. 1857, against John Kimmerle ct
al Said note was lost Dec. ,, 1881. Pay
ment has been stopped on same Is TT
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Go 10 G. V Jacobs for long time loans
on real estate. Office I25 North Main. up
stairs. dls-3s
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Work is rapidly advancing upon the
Crawford Grand; the structure will soon
be under roof and then the interior fur
nishing viii be rapidly pushed to compile
ton
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Mr. Il. ". Bridges, of Hancock Mary
land, arrived yesterday and will visit rela-
tives and look after business matters in
the city for some days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The basket social last night at the Con
gregetional Church was well attended,
and very pleasant evening it was for all
present
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Tomorrow evening there will be an oys-
ter supper and social at the Lincoln street
Presbyterian church
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Mr.. Green's party of Oswego, that stop
ped over in the city Tuesday morning,
took breakfast at Gandolfo's yesterday on
their way home from Marion.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The stone work for the basement story
Of the Judson University, will be com
pleted Saturday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
POLICE COTRT.

John Schimerick and Charley Lee were
two DRINKS that came up before Judge
Dixon yesterday. The former was com
mitted but the latter paid his fine and was
dismissed Dave Moran was another
''bum," apparently new arrival in the
city, who was sent to the cooler.
These came in a party of three-George
Toms, J. r. McAllister and K. +. Comfort
son-against whose names there stood on
the docket I'd. and d." They each paid
into the city treasury fine of - and
costs.
Tom Jones answered to the charge of
petty larceny, he having been accused of
stealing a set of old harness. He was
found guilty and increased the city Golfers
by fine and costs of Sl2.
NJ Shultz turned in S52 for running a
gambling house, and late in the afternoon
sam Marks paid s. and costs for being
drunk.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
Organs at cost at Conover Bros.

Samples If New Years calling cards can
be seen in this office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The county treasurer Mr. Walters re
ports taxes coming in at the rate of three
and To- thousand dollars per day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Take the new short line, e. X & y.
Rock Island route, 10 Kansas City. II
Joseph, Chicago and St Louis Ii4tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
Art School.

Conover Bros. have very large stock Of
organs on hand and they offer them to al
cash buyers at spot cost. dlS-3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

\ barber shop has just been opened by
Bob Sims in the vacant room near the cor
ner of Lawrence and Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
THE COURTS.
DISTINCT COERT.

Freshman ct. al, vs. McComb ct. al, was
yesterday dismissed by judge pro. tenn,
c. Reed, without prejudice: and a new
case of a similar character was filed.
JUSTICE COURT.
Simon Smith, the colored man, who, it
will be remembered figured quite promi-
nently in the North Main street row last
summer, was arrested upon a complaint
sworn out by VIM Jelts, who accuses him
of an assault, Smith gave 4 bond of $50
for his appearance before Judge Walker at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
wantet. wantei.

Cal comb honey . cents a pound AZ :
VI. Supply Co. ds-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Largest stock II albums n the city Al
lowest prices, 10 y. Main street d-l7-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The 'Sedgwick' is now almost entirely
under roof and work upon the interior is
well under Roadway.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Closing ont toys at cost at Pavilion. 80
y. Main street. diff
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Conover Bros. will give you bargain in
pianos if you viii go there DIST
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
Special Notice.

Go TO Conover Bros for prices on pianos
before purchasing elsewhere. Dist
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
Al Co.'S, Al Cs.t.. A; Coss:..

Ladies' bags at special sale this week a;
the Pavilion. 10 " Main street diff.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
Organs at cost at Conover Bros.
New Year.

Six energetic persons car find steady
employment BY calling at DIS y. Main
ST dis
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Mrs. II. c. Sluss entertained quite a
pleasant number of friends last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

One hundred tons wrought and scrap
iron wanted; machinery scrap. copper
brass, zinc and lead Highss; cash Pr Ice.
i2f-tf GLOBE IIsoS WORKS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

The stone work for the third story of
the Zimmerly building was completed
yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The regular meeting Of the board of
directors of the Ladies Benevolent Home
and Hospital will be held this (Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. j. III. BLACK, Sec.
A class in shorthand writing will be
organized at the Southwestern Business
College on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Woman :
Guild will be held at the rectory at ,
o'clock this afternoon. Business of i'm
portance to be attended to. All members
are requested to be present.
Mrs VIM NJ. BOND, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

George Boyd went down to Winfield last
night on business.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

Special sale Of feathers and long plumes
selling
closing elegant Inn
pOation at prices that VIII astOnh the ladies OF Wichita
a
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Theodore Hart, who came here some
time ago from Litchfeld, Ills, has ac-
copied a position with the Steinhauser,
Merkle supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

Organs Organs, Organs.
At Conoyer Bros. all this month 1873, +,
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08


English SuitingS (all ShadeS) 4Oinch
cheviOts double width,
French flannel double width scots
English tricots, wool, 4O-inch,
Sungs,
the
ionabe shades very prices
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08

F. Leben, Kansas City, Lewis Myers,
New York; S Haas, Cincinnati, and A. 5.
Desmoso. Chicago, were registered yester-
day at Hotel Gandolfo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-08
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.

A Sabbath school convention under the
direction of the United Presbyterian Pres
bytery of the Arkansas valley will be held
in the Plymouth Congregational church,
Wichita, commencing Tuesday, December
-, continuing through Wednesday,
, 1887-04-07


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, 1887-04-07

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sa -sr..,ly aoa-ed as tbey we're ~ tie
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, 1887-04-07

Next Sunday week will he Easter
Thos. Cain is rebuilding Ms hotel at
Edison.
Col. Wood has returned from trip to
Ggay'a Harbor.
ars. Dean of Sequim is here, on her
way 20 California.
Fire consumed the hotel del Nonte at
Monterey, Cal, on Saturday.
Afternoon ard evening re,nl-s a.
the II. Z, oEu.ch every day.
The Resented case against the tug
Tacoma IS being argued today.
Hon. SainI Calhoun auG family Of
La Conner are removing to California.
NJ. ). L. DAVIS OF Lope2, arrived last
evening from DE2Ganezs with q young
thoroughbred stallion which he is taking
to San Juan county.
Where are tie otLer zuIsc7iptioaa On
that University fund: Let's hear from
the Others. Il mast !o pushed ahead
without delay or relaxation Of effort.
| JOHN Lcmaistcr has been suffering
from al ancuiisn. op the right side Of
tie chest. HIS right arm is paraIyzed in
consequence, and is quite helpless.
Two more immigrants went to Port
Angeles today on the Dispatch. taking
with them team Of horses, wagon,
harness, and a COW, aud also household
effects.
saw logs are getting high priced
enough to become fairly "gilt-edged. :"
The Olympia Standard records offers Of
SIS per Thousand for immediate delivery
with no takers.
| Capt ). i. Buffers reservoir in The
northern edge = town holds over 7G.UG0
gallons, sad contains excellent water
furnished by q natural spring. 1t wculd
supply large demand.
u the case of the Territory VS. Marcus
Dilworth, alias Texas Jack, charged
with IN assault with d deadly weapon
on ihc poIsgn Of J. p. Smith, the jury
having been ou5 till nearly midnight
Saturday night, disagreed.
Hhctcom fas discontinued her read
iuE room cause the false bottom fell
oGi of the town, and prosperous tines
have rot yet replaced it. Everything Is
now waiting for lha5 railroad and the
Bellipgham saw mill 60 start.
Postmaster Mcnamara arrived home
yesterday after an extended trip east
He arrived at his old home too late 10
see his aged father again on earth.
George Is the same Mac, however, ald
is probably in the postal harness now 10
stay while. lie is an official one can
compliment heartily, regardless OF poit-
zeal faith.
In the district court this morning
Marcus Dilworth, in whose case the ju-.
disagreed Saturday night. withdrew by
permission his plea of mot guilty" to
the charge of assault with a deadly
weapon, aud pleaded guilty to an as
sault-whereuPon lie was sentenced TO
10 days imprisonment in the county
jail, and to pay fine of $50.
Mrs. Molloy's meeting last evening
Was attended by an audience thar occu-
ped every scat il tie church. After Il
most powerful AID pathetic sermon
there was an after meeting at which
eight seekers were forward at the aitar
The singing Wa spirited, and an in
terest was maintained throughout over
two hours. or until ten o'clock when the
meeting was dismissed.
\ Portland paper excuses tbs uusuc-
cassful effort e ). w Wall te kill the
editor Of lie Tacoma Ne1rs 10y yiDg
that lie doubtlcs. supposed I, pea shoot
er would be sufficient 10 acc mplish the
| Job. It IS lamculaLie that the liberties
, 1887-04-07
s,nrA I.,ho,udn Eonnaere,l.

On Friday, the lst inst, a fearful gale
ragged OF Cape Fiattery, during which
the bark E!dorado. coal laden from Sc
attic for San Francisco. foundercd and
sunk. There were sixteen souls on board,
and all but two Of these are supposed to
he lost. Cayt, Humphreys was caught
by wave aud thrown against the cabin.
and Is supposed 70 have been killed or
seriously injured before sinking. The
roof 81 the after cabin came of, and the
second uetr aDd .Lree srilors elamtcred
upon :: to save themselves. l. eapsized,
and they climbed upon ii again. They
remained on this floating wreckage 30
hours before being picked up, during
, 1887-04-07
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, 1887-04-07

Take a lock at that attractive show
window at tIrs. FIera >. Browns new
millinery store IN the AEcUs building.
Carpenters in Chicago are striking for
5 hours day and s. al cents hour.
The Leo, Capt. Whitford, will load a
return cargo OF merchandise for Alaska
at Seattle.
The steamer ETausel has taken nan
by the name of Tracy to Birch Bay in
Whatcom county, where lie wiz start a
store and build a wharf.
Capt. David Gilmore has his steamer,
tae Mastick, launched from the ways at
Seattle, and expects 10 have ber in work
ing trim by the first of May.
The Port Angeles colony, 50 IN num-
Der, are coming over the Canadian Pa,
ciGc railrcej, ana the Evaagel has been
chartered to take them from Port Moody
to their destination.
Democrats in King county are quar-
reling over that district court clerkship,
and Alex. Montgomery has published an
open letter 10 Judge Jones in which he
scurches Delegate Voorhees, for that gen
tlcman's recommendation.
Seattle viii hold a mass meeting Sat
urday evening to express sympathy with
Gladstone and 2arre!l in seeking home
for Ireland
, 1887-04-07
Er.st.. .r..ceslssx,a zlails.

tonrs adjourned today til May llth.
N7. Thos, Jackman las arrived home
from San Francisco
The Aacon aud Elder are both at
Union wharf, and large amount of
freight Is being handled.
Mr. Il .. Moore, Of Moore < Smith Of
Port Discovery, was in town yesterday
on his return to San Francisco.
Jos. Gitchari is receiving the comp!i-
ments Of many friends to-day, over his
venture on the sea of matrimcuy-
a splendid chance to purchase rich
grass land in Clallam county. Call at
the Argus office and get bottom figures
on 2S3 acres on the water front
''ALLATooNA." The local talent en-
gagged in a rendition of the Battle OF
Ailatooua" last evening not only did it
self infinite credit but favorabiy I'M
pressed the public. There was large
attendance, as the affair richly deserved.
and it Is but just to say that everybody
vas delighted. The entertainment VIII
be repeated this evening, at which time
the admission fee will be bat 50 cents
IT il for G. 1. Il. benefit, aud deserves
patronage on mat score aside from its
merits
Geo. f. Starrett. one of cur contract
ing builders, has drawn a plan for q
brick block TO take the place of the
Seavey building, Sheehan's tin shop
and the ARGUS building, to extend from
Eiseubeis' stone building on the corner
to the Learned property occupied by the
Palace restaurant. We learn that terms
have uot yet been agreei upon, but it is
quite probable that g contract will be
let for the erection OF the structure pro-
posed.
4 gentleman writing from Watartowu,
Dakota, subscribing for the ANGUS,
says: at tiu.a a.: writing ,AJarch 2Sth)
there is a blizzard in progress; 10 sign
of spring. If God spares Us we Will
come out Of the cold in November next"
Come right along There is lots OF room
and plenty TO dO-and happy exemp-
ton f:om billiards, too. When our
correspondent was writing the gardeners
il Port Townsend were tickl!0s mother
earth, and flowers were blooming il
open air.
Ia district court, in tic case u Tanner
ys Hawthorne q perpstual Injunction
Was Gran.td against defcndeut, ana
against all persons claiming or f. claim
under Iilu, cuioining from engaging in
the l1anulac.uEe Of soda md mineral
waters in Port Townsend plaintiff
having purchased deiendeuss business
in tha. lice toaetha- with an agreement
That Lc would net .Ucgvards c.urete.
Judgment Va. also -ivcn for costs Of the
suit. Jones & Ca aouD were Tanners
attorneys.
Seattle Press: Capt Britain ex-
poets 10 set the ). B. Libby in Heating
trim IN about six weeks" This old gag
has been sprung upon an unofiending
public several times III the last few
month ~ Seattle papers. Yet the old
Phantom continues to kcepup q pretonse
of service on The roa,c from Port Town
send 10 Semiahmoo and way ports. The
public is getting very tired, aEd through
such an apology for accommodations n
large portion OF tbs travel and traffic
from way ports through the San Juan
, 1887-04-07


Schr. Maggie, which lost her masts
and rigging in gale in the straits some
three weeks ago, lbs had uew masts put
in and sailed for SaGmish.
The trading schooner Carrie Hayden,
Capt. Taylor, from san Juan Island,
while crossing the Sound on Saturday
night, with = cargo of produce, was
struck b. heavy sea, which uscessi-
tated the throwing overheard of sixty
sacks of potatoes before she could reach
port.
The ship Yosemite, Capt. Saunders,
ll0i net tonnage, arrived on Sunday
from San Francisco for Tacoma:
The steamer Eliza, Capt. McFadden,
is now on the route between Vancouver
and MocdyyilIe.
The four mastcd ship Ocean King ar.
rived in al Nanaimo last Saturday, q
days from San Pedro, to load coal.
Swedish bark aurora. B. G. Satter-
lund master, Was towel in al 11:l5 last
evening from Burrari Inlet, by the Brit
ish tug Pilot, Capt. Christensen. The
Aurora loads lumber at PORT BIakcly for
Melbourne
, 1887-04-07

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performed h's duty Loh! toward foFt
townsend IN lie university matter.
lie was sent here 10y bishop Harris as
conference agent Tor 'iie i's'tull"n' ana
nSht "el' mas lie stood "y E!S trust
without his staUhch l'thahesS ana Clear
headed action success "ouiG nave peeh
certainty much ha'"ot 'o'aisalh'
We have promise Of handsome
cola subscription foE the university
from Chinese firm in town When it
is recorded it will stand in striking CON
trast with the big @ ounosite where the
names of a few of our capitalists should
stand. At the present stage of the pro-
gramme the property owner in Port
Townsend who refuses to assist this uni
yersity enterprise stands in a most un-
favorable light before the community.
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alAu II, ! on 80" nS'''0 Sil'u'~ DsioNS
''''.o l,'i,,o 49, ot''
and annual dues are merely nominal.
That body has an important mission in
voIvinc rho future ,,roeva-it,, or sJ,. town
a,oono -, ;,,r,,i,,t ,,o.I, :, tna r,sI
Hiiy DC mentioned the securing OF an
appropriation for oar public building,
besides numerous smaller beneficial
chagces relative to mails. sc. Trc uui-
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, 1887-04-07

Miss Sarah Troy. who has been visit
ing in Port Townsend for q week or
more, returned 10 her home in Dungen-
ess today.
Rev. W. 3. McNiIian of Coupeville
writes to the ARGUS 10 explain that his
vote in the University trustees meeting
against the resolution to allow Port
Townsend further time was not based
on hostility to the location, but because
ne doubted the authority OF the board to
extend the time. This explanation is
made that lie may not be misunderstood.
, 1887-04-07

,AEW YOEE, Al! S.-IG- LaV ai.d
-. ..eSS say j. 1.. .isted today, on
Ehat y, Is believed 10 be t.ua authority. tina,
me SneFe wall sagn he Iut.f-a,d move! on
I,Isllhe!,c4 zocig.g from the pen Of
nls' Gti'. Lngan- Su FIR as can be
te sired, TIE publishers have moi yet
Zen zen selected. but The mGnascript Is
TT'nplete and ready for the printer. Mrs.
n1st.h Is now 20 Washington, having
covered her i'sa.th, aud She Is receiv,
ing IAfge income from the generals
HOok every month.
, 1887-04-07

which time the mate aud enc Of the sail
o-s died. The two survivors, one with
bis hand badly laceratcd by catching a
broken s!,yl:eht, were picked up in an
exhausted condition ~ Tie schooner
Fanny DutarI, incoming with fncrchan-
dis7 from Saa Francisco fox Port Town
sci. They report Having seen th" --r
peat-raHG three others floating On wreck
-Sa after ,ha bark wsus dow ut they
believe ai5 hut themselves were lost.
These pnar fellows are on thc schooner
Fanny ra'arj. bow disehar-iES freight
:, Bart'stt's wharf They Gro destitute,
and there a. talk of getting up local
entertainment FOR their benefit. which we
hope VIII be done. The gale which de-
7troyei .ba EidaraGo w.z the same in
which the Norwegian bark Eordstjerne
was disabled, having to pat back partly
EIiei with water. The El1o!alo fouu-
iaFci about f,ty niles of the Cape.
, 1887-04-07

GITCHARD- -CROWELL.-aiarried at
the II. E. Parsonage on April 4th,
1857, Mr.. Joseph }. Gitehard and
Mrs. Almy CrowelI Doth OF Port Town
send, Rev. John \. DepisoB officia-
TIM.
, 1887-04-07
Died.

Crescent Harbor, Isl
and county. April :, 1851. Mrs. Janet
Ec-iIis.. wife ot James Ncsbiit, of
asthma, aE-i about 81 ycers.
, 1887-04-07
2EAISJEH%p.

ZIMERMAN-DAVIS- At Dungeness,
W. T, April 3, 1857, by Rev. s. d.
Lougheed, Henry ZimeFman to Mrs.
Susan Davis, all of Cialaal county.